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Jack or anyone, any good book u can recommend?

someone mention jessica zafra... i like her authenticity.. i'll read one soon..

ah... it's kinda hard to recommend a good book 'coz i don't know what other genres you're interested in and i haven't read many books by some of the authors you mentioned 'cept Grisham, Rowling and the chicken soup people. :( maybe you can recommend some books to me ;)

 

 

wheee!!! i finally got home and started on my sister's latest Horny err... Harry Potter book! :lol:

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Joshua Harris....the author of "I Kissed Dating Goodbye" and "Boy Meets Girl" :wub:

Wow! I never tought someone from MTC would read that book (I kissed dating goodbye). I read it two years ago due to overwhelming depression...I might read it again :cry: eventually...

 

I'm still hooked with Anne Rice's novels. Halos matapos ko na yung 8 libro nya sa Vampire chronicles and I'm still planning to continue 'till the very last book. Plano ko rin basahin yung mga erotica novel nya with Beauty. Mukhang ok kasi dark ang erotic yung novel. I just hope I'll be able to find the first book :unsure: ...there's one erotic novel I've read with the title "Exploits of the young Don Juan"...lupit nun!!! Grabe nakalimutan ko lang yung author kasi ang tagal na nung nabasa ko yun.

 

Nabasa ko na din yung "Alchemist" ni Paulo Coelho; "Tuesdays with Morrie" ni Mitch Albom (syet naiyak ako dito); a couple of Robert Ludlum novels; "Amistad" ni David Pesci at hindi ko na maalala yung iba pa... :blink:

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Charlotte Bronte author of Jane Eyre. :)

 

It is the story of an orphan who later becomes a governess and finds a lover. This was Bronte’s most successful novel and it remains her most famous work. Much of Jane Eyre is said to be based on Charlotte’s own unhappy childhood. :)

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For me it would be,

 

Ernest Hemingway> simple, raw, you can almost hear the bulls running behind you in Pamplona, or smell the ground after the rain in Africa

 

John Steinbeck> Grapes of Wrath, Cannery Row

 

Stephen Ambrose> non-fiction( D-day, Band of Brothers, Pegasus Bridge, Citizen Soldiers)

 

JRR Tolkien> the best fantasy ever written

 

Gabriel Garcia Marquez> 100 years of Solitude

 

Renato Constantino> Dissent and Counter Consciousness

 

Harper Lee> To k*ll a Mockingbird ( too bad Gregory Peck is now gone, played Atticus Finch in the movie version)

 

Stephen King> The Stand, Dark Tower series( wondering when will book 5 come out?)

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C.S. Lewis, Robert Louis Stevenson, Eric Segal(apologies if i got his name wrong), Jose Rizal, Tom Clancy, May Tan, J.K. Rowling, Coonts, author of Seagull, J.R. Tolkien, Antoine something..author of the little prince, T.S. White...and many more I cant remember.

its Antoine De St. Exupery ( hope i got it right)

 

If you're referring to Jonathan Livingstone Seagull, i think its Bach( forgot first name, he also wrote, One, The Bridge Across Forever, Bi-plane, lovely books)

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Catcher in the Rye, huh? :rolleyes:

Yep. Also "Nine Stories", and all his other books. Waiting for the publication of the recently discovered manuscripts of his.

 

Also like Carl Sagan, read most of his books. Whoelse? Hmmm... I love the short stories of Bienvenido Santos.

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all time favorite: Orson Scott Card ( Ender's Game <---the scifi buffs have to read this book! soon to be a major movie, along with its three sequels - Speaker of the Dead, Children of the Mind, etc.. as well as the Shadow Series; also Enchantment is one of the most awesome combination of scifi, fantasy, suspense/action, romance i have ever read)

 

all time favorite non-english : Louis Cha (Tsin Yung) - kung fu fantasy

 

other scifi authors : Jerry Pournelle and Larry Niven - Lucifer's Hammer, A Mote in God's Eye, etc..

Frank Herbert - Dune series

Edgar Rice Burroughs - specially his Martian series

Robert Heinlen

 

fantasy: David Eddings, J.K. Rowlings

 

business books : Elyahu Goldratt ( The Goal , and its sequels) <--- must read for every business person

Harvey Mckay ( Swim with the Sharks, etc)

 

suspence and horror: Stephen King and Edgar Allen Poe

 

Adventure and Action: David Baldacci, Clive Cussler

 

Mysteries and Detective: John Dunning ( great for book collecting buffs)

Arthur Conan Doyle (S. Holmes)

GK Chesterton ( Father Brown series)

Maurice LeBlanc ( arsene lupin series)

Rex Stout ( Nero Wolfe series)

 

Others: Michael Crichton, Claire Bee ( chip Hilton series), Mitch Albom ( tuesday with morrie)

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laura esquivel, author of "like water for chocolate" and "law of love" ... margaret atwood ... arundhati roy, author of "god of small things" ... and currently f sionil jose, author of the rosales saga

 

of course, how can i forget, nick bantock of the "griffin and sabine" series :P

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